2013 Toyota Corolla Le Sedan 4-door 1.8l Warranty Clean Title Cash Buyers Welcom on 2040-cars
Glendale Heights, Illinois, United States
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I am selling a Toyota Corolla that I bought for my wife , but She doesnt want it any more she wants a Rav4 . But this car is in excellent condition drives like a new car , looks new and it still has a factory warrenty . Everyone knows that Corollas last for ever . The loan value on this car is 20,000. That means one shouldnt have a hard time to get a loan for 17,000. The title is in hand and an immediate deposit of $500 is required on the Buy it now. The remaining money is due in 48 hrs from the end of the buy it now . In case the full money isnt paid within the 48 hrs then the $500 will be forfeited . The mileage could be slightly more as i may drive it locally . But not significantly high . Mileage: 28342 Body Style: Sedan Exterior Color: Classic Silver Metal... Interior Color: Ash Fuel: Gasoline Engine: 1.8L I4 16V MPFI DOHC Transmission: 4-Speed Automatic Drivetrain: FWD Doors: 4 Wheelbase: 102" A deposit of $500 is required when the "BUY IT NOW IS DONE" . The remaining money is due within 48 hours . Bank Wire Transfers are accepted . International buyers are welcome to purchase the car . It is the responsibility of the international buyer to pay any costs associated with the import of the automobile .All the shipping costs will be paid by the Buyer |
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